PUBLICATIONS OF INTEREST

The Journal's "Publications of Interest" pages list selected articles,books, and reports dealing with the following subject areas:Bioengineering & Biomechanics, General (Rehabilitation), Orthotics,Prosthetics, Sensory Aids, Spinal Cord Injury, and Surgery (Amputation).Most of the articles cited are selected from journals subscribed to bythe Office of Technology Transfer (OTT) Reference Collection, whileothers have been obtained directly from the authors after the works hadbeen abstracted in Bioengineering Abstracts and/or Excerpta Medica, orwere cited as references and reviews in other source documents.

To obtain a copy of a specific article, readers are advised to directinquiries to the author . The name and address of the author to becontacted appears at the end of each listing . In most instances, reprintsof recent papers are available free of charge from authors.

Books and reports should be obtained from the publishers . The nameand address of the publisher, and the price, appear with the publicationtitle.

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BIOENGINEERING

Analysis of Residual Stress in Failed T-28 Femoral Stems,R.D . Stroud (Orthop . Research Labs, TB-139, University ofCalifornia at Davis, Davis, CA 95616, U .S .), S .A. Brown andJ .F. Shackelford ; Biomat ., Med . Dev ., and Artificial Org .,11(1) :13-20, 1983.

Biomechanical Design of a Total Ankle Prosthesis, P .M.Calderale, R . Barbiero, A. Garro, G . Fasolio, and F . Pipino;Engng . in Med ., 12(2):69-80, Apr . 1983. (MEP Ltd, ArticleReprint Ser., P .O . Box 24, Northgate Ave., Bury St . Edmunds,Suffolk IP32 6BW, England)

Determination of Femoral Head Containment During Gait,G .T. Rab ; (Dept . of Orthopedic Surgery, University ofCalifornia at Davis . Davis, CA 95616, U .S .A .) Biomat ., Med.Dev ., & Artificial Org ., 11(1) :31-38, 1983.

The Effect of Inertial Factors on Spinal Stress WhenLifting . T.P.J . Leskinen (Dept . of Physiology, Inst. of Occup.Health, Helsinki, Finland), H .R . Stalhammar, I .A.A . Kourinkaand J .D .G . Troup; Engng. in Med., 12(2) :87-90, Apr . 1983.

The Effect of Stimulus Parameters on the RecruitmentCharacteristics of Direct Nerve Stimulation, P .H . Gorman(AppI . Neural . Control Lab ., Dept. of Biomed . Engng . CaseWestern Reserve Univ, Cleveland, OH 44106, U .S .A .) and J .T.Mortimer ; IEEE Transac . on Biomed : Engng ., BME-30(7):407-414, July 1983.

Instrumentation for Analysis of Continuous Neck Rotation,I .R . Rankin (Dept. of Instrumentation and Analytical Science,UMIST, Manchester, England), C . Murphy, B .E. Jones, andM .l .V . Jayson ; Engng . in Med ., 12(2) :91-94, Apr. 1983 .

Modelling of the Femoral Load Transfer in Total Hip JointReplacement—A Preliminary Study, A .W. Miles (Dept . ofMech . Engng ., Univ of Cape Town, South Africa), D .M . Dail,and B .F . McCleland ; Engng . in Med ., 12(2):61-64, Apr. 1983.

A New Femoral Component Design Based on theTrabecular Systems of the Proximal Femur, M .A. Gomez(Division of Orthop . Surgery and Rehab ., University ofCalifornia, San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093, U .S .A.), S .L-Y.Woo and R.D . Coutts ; Biomat ., Med . Dev ., & Artificial Org .,11(439-50, 1983.

Spectral Analysis of Electrical Impedance Measurementson the Lower Limbs, W .S . Filho, O .F . Brum, (Dept . ofAngiology, Univ . Hasp. of the Federal Univ . of Rio deJaneiro, 21944 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) and R.B . Panerai ; IEEETransac. on Biomed . Engng ., BME-30(7) :387-391, July 1983.

The Stability of the Human Patella-Femoral Joint, 1 . Hvid(The Orthopedic Hospital, Arhus, Denmark) ; Engng . in Med .,12(2):55-60, Apr. 1983.

BIOMECHANICS

Adduction Contracture of the Thumb in Cerebral Palsy. APreoperative Electromyographic Study, M.M. Hoffer(Pathokinesiology Service, Rancho Los Amigos Hospital, 7601E. Imperial Highway, Downey, CA 90242, U .S .A.), J . Perry, M.Garcia and D . Bullock ; J . Bone & Jt. Surg ., 65-A(6) :755-759,Jul . 1983.

Anatomy and Biomechanics of the Hindfoot, J . Perry(Pathokinesiology Service, Rancho Los Amigos Hospital, 7601E. Imperial Highway, Downey, CA 90242, U .S .A .) ; Clin.Orthop. & Rel . Res ., 177 :9-15, Jul .-Aug. 1983

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Biomechanical Analysis of Canine Intervertebral Discsafter Chymopapain Injection: A Preliminary Report, K.Wakano, R. Kasman, E .Y . Chao (Biomechanics Lab ., Dept. ofOrthopedics, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN 55905, U .S .A.), D .S.Bradford and T .R . Oegema; Spine, 8(1) :59-68, Jan .-Feb.1983.

Biomechanical Analysis of Foot Function During Gait andClinical Applications, Y . Katoh, (Biomechanics Lab ., Dept . ofOrthopedics, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN 55905, U .S .A .),E .Y.S . Chao, R .K . Laughman, E. Schneider, and B .F. Morrey;Clin . Orthop . & Rel . Res ., 177:23-33, Jul .-Aug . 1983.

Calf Muscle Moment, Work and Efficiency in LevelWalking; Role of Series Elasticity, A .L. Hof (Laboratory ofMedical Physics, University of Groningen, Bloemsingel 10,The Netherlands), B .A . Geelen and Jw. Van Den Berg; J.Biomech ., 16(7) :523-538, 1983.

Changes in Duration and Amplitude of the Evoked MuscleAction Potential (EMAP) over Distance in Peroneal,Median, and Ulnar Nerves, G . Felsenthal (Dept . of Rehab.Med ., Sinai Hosp. of Baltimore, Belvedere Ave . atGreenspring, Baltimore, MD 21215, U .S .A .) and C .S . Teng;Amer. J . Phy. Med ., 62(3):123-134, June 1983.

Changes in Knee Function Associated with TreadmillAmbulation, G .M. Strathy, E.Y . Chao (Biomechanics Lab .,Dept. of Orthopedics, Mayo Clinic/Mayo Foundation,Rochester, MN 55905, U .S .A .), and R .K. Laughman ; J.Biomech ., 16(7):517-522, 1983.

A Clinical Method of Quantitative Gait Analysis:Suggestion from the Field, K . Cerny (Dept. of PhysicalTherapy, California State University at Long Beach, LongBeach, CA 90840, U .S .A.) ; Phy . Ther., 63(7):1125-1126, Jul.1983.

The Dynamic Mechanical Properties of Human Skin InVivo,. R.O . Potts (Gillette Research Institute, 1413 ResearchBlvd ., Rockville, MD 20850, U .S .A .), D .A . Chrisman, Jr ., andE .M. Buras, Jr. ; J . Biomech., 16(6)365-372, 1983.

Effects of Feedback Stimulation Training and CyclicalElectrical Stimulation on Knee Extension in HemipareticPatients, P . Winchester (Stroke/Head Injury Service, DallasRehabilitation Institute, 7850 Brookhollow Rd ., Dallas, TX75235, U .S .A .), J . Montgomery, B . Bowman, and H . Hislop;Phy. Ther ., 63(7):1096-1`103, Jul . 1983.

Energy Expenditure in Hip Disarticulation andHemipelvectomy Amputees, F . Nowroozi (Dept . of PhysicalMedicine and Rehab ., University of California Irvin MedicalCenter, 101 City Drive South, Orange, CA 92668, U .S .A .),M .L . Salvanelli and L.H . Gerber ; Arch . Phy. Med. & Rehab .,64(7) :300-303, Jul . 1983.

Fatigue Considerations of Muscle Contractile Force duringHigh-Frequency Stimulation, M . Solomonow (Dept. ofBiomed. Engng ., School of Engng, Tulane Univ., New Orleans,LA 70118, U.S.A.), E . Eldred, J . Lyman and J . Foster; Amer.J . Phy. Med., 62(3) :117-122, June 1983.

Functional Performance after Excision of the VastusLateralis and Vastus Intermedius . A Case Report, M .P.Murray (Kinesiology Research Lab . (151), VeteransAdministration Medical Center, 5000 W . National Ave .,Wood, WI . 53193, U .S .A.), P .A . Jacobs, L.A. !Mellinger andD.R . Gore ; J . Bone & Jt. Surg., 65-A(6) :856-859, Jul . 1983.

Gait Analysis in Cerebral Palsied and NonhandicappedChildren, K. Skrotzky (Universite de Montreal, 2100 BoulEdouard-Montpetit, Montreal, PO, H3C 3J7, Canada) ; Arch.Phy . Med . & Rehab., 64(7) :291-295, Jul . 1983 .

In Vitro Contact Stress Distributions in the NaturalHuman Hip, T .D . Brown (Dept. of Orthop. Surg., 986 ScaifeHall, University of Pittsburgh, PA. 15261, U.S .A.) and D .T.Shaw; J . Biomech ., 16(6):373-384, 1983.

Influence of Torque and Limb Speed on Power Productionin Isokinetic Exercise L.R . Osternig (Department of PhysicalEducation, College of Health, Physical Education andRecreation, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon 97403,U .S .A.), J . Hamill, J .A . Sawhill and B.T. Bates ; Amer . J . Phy.Med., 62(4):163-171, Aug. 1983.

Lower Extremity Electromyographic Analysis of RunningGait, G .H . Schwab, D .R . Moynes (Centinela Hospital,Biomechanics Lab., 555 E . Hardy St. Inglewood, CA 90301,U .S .A .), F.W. Jobe, and J . Perry ; Clin . Orthop. & Rel . Res .,176:166-170, Jun . 1983.

Mathematical Modeling of the Stress Strain-Strain RateBehavior of Bone Using the Ramberg-Osgood Equation, T.K.Hight (Dept . of Mech . Engng. and Materials Science, DukeUniversity, Durham, NC 27706, U .S .A.), and J .F. Brandeau; J.Biomech ., 16(6):445-450, 1983.

Mechanical Analysis of the Human Pelvis and ItsApplication to the Artificial Hip Joint—By Means of theThree Dimensional Finite Element Method, H . Oonishi (Dept,of Orthop . Surg, and Artificial Joint Section, Osaka-MinamiNational Hospital, 677-6 Kawachinagano-shi, 586-Osaka,Japan), H . !she and T . Hasegawa; J . Biomech .,16(6) :427-444, 1983.

Nerve Conduction Studies in Upper Extremities : SkinTemperature Corrections, E .M. Haler (Chief, RMS (117), VAMedical Center, 4435 Beacon Avenue South, Seattle,Washington 98108, U .S .A .), J .A. Dense and T.L. Seine; Arch.Phy . Med . & Rehab ., 64(9):412-416, Sept . 1983.

Quantification of intersegmental Reactions During RapidSwing Motion, S .J . Phillips (Dept . of Physical Education,University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland, U .S .A.), E.M.Roberts and T .C. Huang ; J . Biomech ., 16(6) :411-417, 1983.

Simple Method to Determine Sincerity of Effort during aMaximal Isometric Test of Grip Strength, J .C . Gilbert andR .G . Knowlton (Dept . of Phy . Ed., Southern Illinois Univ . atCarbondale, Carbondale, IL. 02901, U .S .A.) ; Amer. J . Phy.Med., 62(3) :135-144, June 1983.

A Survey of Finkle Element Analysis in OrthopedicBiomechanics : the First Decade, R. Huiskes (Laboratory forExperimental Orthenedics, University of Nijmegen, 6500 HB,the Netherlands), a :A E .Y.S . Chao; J . Biomech .,16(6):385-409, 1983.

Tendon Excursion and Moment Arm of Index FingerMuscles, K.N . An (Biomech. Lab ., Dept . of Orthop ., MayoClinic, Rochester, MN 55905, U .S .A .), Y. Ueba, E .Y. Chao,W.P . Cooney, and R .L . Linscheid ; J . Biomech ., 16(6) :419-425,1983 .

GENERAL

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis: A ComprehensiveRehabilitation Approach, D.W. Janiszewski (Dept. of Rehab.Medicine, Mount Sinai Medical Center, 1 Gustave L . LevyPlace, New York, N .Y. 10029, U .S .A.), J .T . Caroscio, and L .H.

Wisham; Arch . Phy . Med . & Rehab., 64(7) :304-307, Jul.1983.

Arm Crank vs Handrim Wheelchair Propulsion : Nland Cardiopulmonary Responses, P .A . Smit h(Dept . of Physiology, Wright State Universit)Medicine, Dayton, OH 45435, U .S .A .), J .S . FUnderwood, G .B . Smith and J .J . Richard ; Ar

Rehab., 64(6) :249-254, Jun . 1983 .

PUBLICATIONS of INTEREST

Assessing the Driving Potential of Cerebral VascularAccident Patients, F .L. Quigley and J .A . DeLisa (Dept . ofRehabilitation Medicine, University of Washington, Seattle,Washington 98195, U .S .A .) ; Amer . J . Occup. Ther.,37(7) :474-478, July 1983.

Axillary F Central Latency : Simple ElectrodiagnosticTechnique for Proximal Neuropathy, Y . Wu (Rehab . Instituteof Chicago, 345 East Superior, Chicago, II . 60611, U .S .A .),J .R.M. Kunz, T .D . Putnam and J .S . Stratigos ; Arch . Phys . Med.& Rehab., 64(3) :117-120, Mar . 1983.

Calculated Nerve Conduction Velocity Dependence uponthe Method of Testing, R .L. Joynt (Rehabilitation Institute,261 Mack Blvd ., Detroit, MI 48201, U .S .A.) ; Arch . Phys . Med.& Rehab., 64(5) :212-216, May 1983.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome : Median Nerve Stress Test, E .L.Marin (Dept . of Physical Medicine and Rehab ., Nassau CountyMedical Center, 2201 Hempstead Turnpike, East Meadow,N .Y . 11554, U .S .A .), S . Vernick and L .W. Friedmann ; Arch.Phys . Med . & Rehab ., 64(5):206-208, May 1983.

Chronic Pain Therapy with Transcutaneous ElectricalNerve Stimulation: Predictive Value of Questionnaires, A .C.Reynolds (Dept. of Anesthesiology, Medical College ofWisconsin, 8700 W. Wisconsin Ave ., Milwaukee, WI 53226,U .S .A.), S .E Abram, R .A . Anderson, S .V. Vasudevan and N .T.Lynch ; Arch . Phy. Med . & Rehab ., 64(7):311-313, Jul . 1983.

Conduction Studies of the Medial Cutaneous Nerve of theForearm, M .P . Reddy (Rehab . Medicine Service, VeteransAdministration Medical Center, Martinez, CA 94553, U .S .A.);Arch . Phys . Med . & Rehab ., 64(5) :209-211, May 1983.

Contour Donor Chair : Device to Maximize Effects ofOverhead Cervical Traction, S .V . Vasudevan, (Dept . ofPhysical Medicine and Rehab., Medical College of Wisconsin,9001 W. Watertown Plank Rd, Milwaukee, WI 53226, U .S .A .)P.L . Thielen and J .L. Melvin ; Arch . Phy. Med . & Rehab .,64(6) :285, Jun . 1983.

Counterbalanced Swivel Fork, S .E. Nelson ; (RehabilitationUnit, Mayo Clinic, Rochester MN 55905, U .S .A .) Amer. J.Occup . Ther ., 37(7):489-490, July 1983.

Cubital Tunnel Syndrome in Rheumatiod Arthritis, O .M.Balagtas-Balmaseda, (Moss Rehabilitation Hospital, 12th St.and Tabor Rd ., Philadelphia, PA 19414, U .S .A.) M. Grabois,P .R. Balmaseda and M .D . Lidsky; Arch . Phys . Med . & Rehab .,64(4):163-166, Apr . 1983.

Educational Needs Assessment in Physical Medicine andRehabilitation : The Foundation of Continuing MedicalEducation, N .A . Coldeway (Associate Director, EducationalDevelopment, IRMEC (11R), VA Medical Center, Salt LakeCity, Utah 84148 U .S .A .) and J .A. Delisa ; Arch . Phys . Med.Rehab., 64(9):391-395, Sept . 1983.

Exercise Therapies in Peripheral Neuropathies, G .J.Herbison (Dept. of Rehab. Medicine, Thomas JeffersonUniversity Medical College, Philadelphia, PA 19107, U .S .A .)M .M. Jaweed and J . F . Ditunno, Jr ; Arch . Phys . Med . &Rehab. 64(5) :201-205, May 1983.

Feeding Device for Glossectomy Patients, S .M. Fleming(Audiology and Speech Pathology (126), VeteransAdministration Medical Center, Allen Park, MI 48101, U .S .A .)and A .W. Weaver ; Arch . Phys. Med . & Rehab .,64(4) :183-185, Apr . 1983.

A Holistic Approach to Rehabilitation for the Limb-Deficient Child, E .G . Marquardt; (Orthop . Hospital, University

of Heidelberg, Schlierbacher Landstr 2002, D6900Heidelberg, West Germany) Arch . Phy . Med . & Rehab .,64(6) :237-242, Jun . 1983.

An Index to Measure the Healing Potential of IschaemieUlcers Using Thallium 201, M .E. Siegel (University ofSouthern California School of Medicine, Los Angeles CountyUSC Medical Center, Rancho Los Amigos Hospital, Downey,California 90242, U .S .A .), C .A. Stewart, F.W. Wagner, Jr . and1 Sakimura ; Pros . & Orthot. Internafl ., 7(2) :67-68, Aug . 1983.

Median Nerve Residual Latency : Normal Value and Use inDiagnosis of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, G .H . Kraft (Dept . ofRehab . Medicine (RJ-30), University of Washington, Seattle,WA 98195, U .S .A .) and G .A. Halvorson ; Arch . Phys . Med . &Rehab ., 64(5) :221-226, May 1983.

Metabolic and Cardiopulmonary Responses of OlderWheelchair-Dependent and Ambulatory Patients DuringLocomotion, R.M. Glaser (Laboratory of Applied Physiology,Wright State University School of Medicine, Dayton, Ohio45435, U .S .A .), C .A . Simsen-Harold and J .S . Petrofsky;Ergonomics, 26(7) :687-697, Jul . 1983.

Mobility Device for a Child with Phocomelia, J .L . Zazula(Tufts-New England Medical Center, Rehab. Engng . Center,171 Harrison Ave., Box 1009, Boston, MA 02111, U .S .A .)and R .A . Foulds ; Arch . Phys . Med . & Rehab ., 64(3):137-139,Mar. 1983.

Motor and Sensory Ulnar Nerve Conduction Velocities:Effect of Elbow Position, C . Harding and E . Haler (Dept. ofRehab. Medicine, Veterans Administration Medical Center,4435 Beacon Ave. South, Seattle, WA 98108 U .S .A .); Arch.Phys . Med. & Rehab ., 64(5):227-232, May 1983.

Oxygen Consumption of Elderly Persons with BilateralBelow Knee Amputations : Ambulation vs WheelchairPropulsion, L.L . DuBow, P .L. Witt, M .P . Kadaba (Orthop.Engng . and Research Center, Helen Hayes Hospital, WestHaverstraw, N .Y . 10993, U .S .A .), R . Reyes, and G .V .B.Cochran ; Arch . Phy . Med . & Rehab ., 64(6) :255-259, Jun.1983.

Provision of Assistive Equipment for Handicapped Persons,J . Kohn (Rehabilitation Engineering Center, Children's Hospitalat Stanford, 520 Willow Road, Palo Alto, Ca . 94304 U .S .A),S . Enders, J . Preston, Jr . and W. Motloch ; Arch . Phys . Med.& Rehab., 64(8) :378-381, Aug. 1983.

Reflex Cervical Muscle Spasm : Treatment by Diazepam,Phenobarbital or Placebo, J .V . Basmajian (Chedoke-McMasterRehab. Center, Box 2000, Station A, Hamilton, ON L8N 3Z5,Canada); Arch . Phys . Med .-& Rehab ., 64(3);121-124, Mar.1983.

The Selection of Sports Wheelchairs : How to Choose theRight Chair, B . Gibson, D . Marshall, K . Smith and R. Winn;Paraplegia News, 37(9) :25-28, Sept . 1983 . (ParalyzedVeterans of America, 5201 N . 19th Avenue, Suite 111,Phoenix, Arizona 85015, U .S .A .)

Survey of 1983 Sport Wheelchair Manufacturers: Gettingthe Facts Straight, N . Crase ; Parplegia News, 37(9) :29-40,Sept. 1983. (Paralyzed Veterans of America, 5201 N . 19thAvenue, Suite 111, Phoenix, Arizona 85015, U .S .A .)

Voluntary Anterior Dislocation of the Shoulder: CaseStudy, B .J . Rosaaen and J .A . DeLisa (Associate Chief ofStaff/Education (11E), Veterans Administration MedicalCenter, 4435 Beacon Ave . S, Seattle, WA 98108, U .S .A .);Arch . Phy . Med . & Rehab ., 64(7) :326-328, Jul . 1983.

The Use of a Four-Channel Electrical Stimulator as anAmbulatory Aid for Paraplegic Patients, T. Bajd (Dept . ofElectrical Engng ., Edvard Kardelj University, 61000 Ljubljana,

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Trzaska 25, Yugoslavia), A . Kralj, R . Turk, H . Benko, and J.Sega ; Phy. Ther ., 63(7) : 1116-1120, Jul . 1983.

Walking Cane Designed to Assist Partial Weight Bearing,J . Engel (Hand Surgery Unit, Sheba Medical Center, TelHashomer, Israel), A . Amir, E . Messer and I . Caspi; Arch.Phys . Med . & Rehab., 64(8) : 386-388, Aug . 1983.

Wheelchair and Occupant Restraint System for Trans-portation of Handicapped Passengers, H .W. Wevers, Jr.(McLaughlin Hall, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario,Canada K7L 3N6) ; Arch . Phys . Med . & Rehab ., 64(8):374-377, Aug ., 1983.

Wheelchair Racing: An Important Modality in AcuteRehabilitation after Paraplegia, J .G . Botvin Madorsky (CasaColina Hospital for Rehab . Med ., 255 E . Bonita Ave ., Pomona,CA 91767, U .S .A .) and A. Madorsky ; Arch . Phys . Med . &Rehab ., 64(4) : 186-187, Apr . 1983.

Wheelchair Transfer Training for Right Cerebral Dys-functions: An Interdisciplinary Approach, K .M . Stanton,(Speech Pathology Services, Dept . of Rehab. Medicine(RJ-30), University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195, U .S .A .)M . Pepping, J .A. Brockway, L. Bliss, D . Frankel and S.Waggener ; Arch . Phy. Med . & Rehab ., 64(6): 276-280, Jun.1983 .

ORTHOTICS

Electrogoniometry of Post-Surgical Knee Bracing inRunning, K .M . Knutzen (Department of Physical Education,Western Washington University, Bellingham, Washington98225, U .S .A.), B .T . Bates and J . Hamill ; Amer . J . Phy. Med .,62(4) : 172-181, Aug. 1983.

Plastic Ankle-Foot Orthoses: Evaluation of Function, J .F.Lehmann (Dept . of Rehab. Medicine, University ofWashington RJ-30, Seattle, WA 98195, U .S .A .), P .C.Esselman, M .J . Ko, J .C . Smith, B .J . deLateur, and A.J . Dralle;Arch . Phy . Med . & Rehab ., 64(9) : 402-407, Sept . 1983.

A Practical Dropfoot Brace, J .B . Milner ; Engng . in Med .,12(2): 65-68, Apr. 1983 . (MEP Ltd, Article Reprint Ser ., P .O.Box 24, Northgate Ave ., Bury St . Edmunds, Suffolk 1 P326BW, England).

Splint Therapy for Trigger Finger in Children, Y.Tsuyuguchi (Dept. of Orthop. Surg ., Osaka University MedicalSchool, 1-1-50, Fukushima, Osaka, 553, Japan), K . Tada andH. Kawaii ; Arch . Phys . Med . & Rehab ., 64(2) :75-76, Feb.1983.

Treatment of Congenital Dislocation of the Hip by thePavlik Harness . Mechanisms of Reduction and Usage, K.Iwasaki (Dept. of Orthop. Surg ., Nagasaki University Schoolof Medicine, 7-1, Sakamoto-Machi, Nagasaki City, Japan) ; J.Bone & Jt. Surg ., 65-A(6) :760-767, Jul . 1983.

PROSTHETICS

Biomechanics of the Through-Knee Prosthesis, J . Hughes(Director, National Centre for Training and Education inProsthetics and Orthotics, University of Strathclyde, TheCurran Building, 131 St . James' Road, Glasgow G4 OLS,Scotland); Pros . & Orthot . Internat'l ., 7(2):96-99, Aug . 1983.

Casting the Through-Knee Stump, E. Lyquist (The Societyand Home for the Disabled in Denmark, Prosthetic andOrthotic Department, Borgervaenget 5,2100 Copenhagen 0,Denmark) ; Pros . & Orthot . Internat'l ., 7(2):104-106, Aug.1983.

The Early Rehabilitation of Lower Limb Amputees Using aPneumatic Walking Aid, R .G . Redhead (The Limb Fitting

Centre, Roehampton Lane, London SW15 5PR, UnitedKingdom) ; Pros . & Orthot . Internat'l ., 7(2) :88-90, Aug. 1983.

Elastic Suspension Sleeve for Below the Knee Prostheses,J .P . Leimkuehler (Secretary/Treasurer of Leimkuehler, Inc .,Cleveland, Ohio, U .S .A.); Orthot . & Pros ., 37(1) :52-54, 1

Four Bar Linkage Knee Analysis, M .P . Greene (BranchManager, Union Artificial Limb & Brace Company, GreenburgPennsylvania, U .S .A .) ; Orthot . & Pros ., 37(1):15-24, 1983.

Functional Comparison of Upper Extremity AmputeesUsing Myoelectric and Conventional Prostheses, R .B . Stein(Dept . of Physiology, University of Alberta, Edmonton, T6G2H7, Canada) and M . Walley; Arch . Phy . Med . & Rehab .,64(6) :243-248, Jun . 1983.

Gait Patterns in Above-Knee Amputee Patients : HydraulicSwing Control Vs . Constant-Friction Knee Components,M .P.Murray (Kinesiology Research Lab (151), VeteransAdministration Medical Center, 500 W. National Ave ., Wood,Wisconsin 53193 U.S .A .), L.A. Mollinger, S .B . Sepic and G .M.Gardner; Arch. Phys . Med Rehab ., 64(8) :339-345, Aug. 1983.

How to Prepare an Article for Publication, C .H . Pritham,and M .J . Quigley; Orthot . & Pros., 37(1) :36-44, 1983.(Managing Editor, Orthotics and Prosthetics, National Office,717 Pendleton Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314)

Knee Mechanisms for Through-Knee Prostheses, K . Oberg(Biomechanics Laboratory, Munksjoskolan, Box 1030, S-55111, Jonk®ping, Sweden) ; Pros . & Orthot . Internat'l .,7(2) :107-1 12, Aug . 1983.

Planning and Producing Slide Presentations for Orthoticsand Prosthetics, S .M. Forsgren (Prosthetics Research Study,Eklind Hall, Room 109, 1102 Columbia Street, Seattle,Washington 98104, U .S .A .) and T .L . Hittenberger; Orthot . &Pros, 37(1) :45-51, 1983.

The Rapid Adjust Prosthetic Harness, B . Radocy (Presidentof Therapeutic Recreation Systems, Inc ., Boulder, Colorado,U .S .A.) Orthot . & Pros., 37(1)55-56, 1983.

The Seattle Prosthetic Foot—A Design for Active Sports:Preliminary Studies, E. M. Burgess (Prosthetics ResearchStudy, Eklind Hall, Room 109, 1102 Columbia Street, Seattle,Washington 98104, U.S .A.) D .A . Hittenberger, S .M. Forsgrenand D . Lindh; Orthot & Pros., 37(1) :25-31, 1983.

Socket Design and Manufacturing Technique forThrough-Knee Stumps, P . Botta and R . Baumgartner (BalgristOrthopaedic Hospital, Forchstr . 340, CH-8008, Zurich,Switzerland) ; Pros . & Orthot. Internat'l ., 7(2) :100-103, Aug.1983.

Success Rate of Prosthetic Fitting after MajorAmputations of the Lower Limb, J . Steen Jensen(Department of Orthopaedic Surgery U, Rigshospitalet,University of Copenhagen, OK-2100 Copenhagen 0,Denmark) and T. Mandrup-Poulsen ; Pros. & Orthot . Internat'l .,7(2) :119-121, Aug. 1983.

Tolerance of Early Walking with Total Contact AmongBelow-Knee Amputees—A Randomized Test, E . Liedberg(Department of Orthodpaedic Sugery, Lund UniversityHospital, S-221 Lund, Sweden), H . Hommerberg and B .M.Persson ; Pros . & Orthot . Internat'l ., 7(2)91-95, Aug . 1983.

The Use of X-Rays and Xerograms in Prosthetics, T.P.Haslam (Medical Center Prosthetics, Inc ., Houston, Texas,U .S .A.), M .T. Wilson, M .J . Urlaub and R .M. Sorrell ; Orthot . &Pros ., 37(1): 32-35, 1983 .

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PUBLICATIONS of INTEREST

SPINAL CORD INJURY

The Application of Pelvic Pins in Halo-Pelvic Distraction:An Anatomic Study, J .P . Kostuik (Toronto General Hospital,101 College St ., Toronto, M5G 1L7, Canada) and M . Tooke;Spine, 8(1): 35-38, Jan .-Feb . 1983.

The Effect of Spinal Cord Stimulation upon PeripheralBlood Row in Patients with Chronic Neurological Disease,R .C . Tallis (Dept. of Geriatrics, Royal Liverpool Hospital,Prescot St ., Liverpool L7 8XP, Ldndon), L .S . Illis, E .M.Sedgwick, C . Hardwidge and K . Kennedy ; Internafl . Rehab.Med., 5(1) : 4-9, 1983.

Low-Back Impairment Rating Practices of OrthopaedicSurgeons, R .A. Brand (Dept . of Orthop. Surg ., University ofIowa Hospitals and Clinics, Iowa City, IA 52242, U.S .A .) andT.R . Lehmann ; Spine, 8(1) : 75-78, Jan .-Feb . 1983.

Psychologic Prediction of Duration of Inpatient SpinalCord Injury Rehabilitation and Performance of Self-Care, J.Malec (Behavioral Medicine, Mt . Sinai Medical Center, 950 N.Twelfth Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53201, U .S .A .) and R.Neimeyer ; Arch . Phys . Med . & Rehab ., 64(8): 359-363, Aug.1983.

The Quantitative Assessment of the Influence of SpinalCord Stimulation on Motor Function in Patients withMultiple Sclerosis, R .C . Tallis (Dept. of Geriatrics, RoyalLiverpool Hospital, Prescot St., Liverpool) L7 8XP, London)L .S . Illis and E.M. Sedgwick ; lnternafl . Rehab . Med ., 5(1):10-16, 1983.

Reduction of Radiation Dose in Radiologic Examination ofPatients with Scoliosis, G . Hellstr®m, L. Irstam (Dept . ofDiagnostic Radiology, University of Goteborg, Sahlgren'sHospital, Gi5teborg S-413 45, Sweden), and A. Nachemson;Spine, 8(1) : 28-30, Jan.-Feb. 1983

Sexual Experience and Plasma Testosterone Levels in MaleVeterans After Spinal Cord Injury, G . Phelps, M . Brown, J.Chen, M . Dunn, E . Lloyd, M .L . Stefanick, J .M. Davidson and I.Perkash (Spinal Cord Injury Service (128), VeteransAdministration Medical Center, 3801 Miranda Ave ., Palo Alto,CA 94304, U.S .A.) ; Arch . Phys. Med . & Rehab., 64(2) : 47-52,Feb . 1983.

Spinal Fixator for the Management of Spinal Injury (theMechanical Rationale) S .M . Rezaian (Western OrthopaedicInst ., 365 Terracina Blvd ., Redlands, CA U .S .A .), E .T.Dombrowski and D .N . Ghista ; Engng . in Med., 12(2):95-98,Apr . 1983.

Terminology and Measurement of Spondylolisthesis, L .L.Wiltse (2888 Long Beach Blvd ., Long Beach, CA 90806,U .S .A .) and R .B . Winter, J . Bone & Jt. Surg .,65-A(6) :768-772, Jul . 1983.

SURGERY

Age, Diabetes and Smoking in lower Limb Amputation forArterial Occlusive Disease, E . Liqdberg, (Dept. of Orthop.Surgery, University Hospital, S-221 85 Lund, Sweden), andB .M . Persson ; Acta Orthop . Scand ., 54(3):383-388, Jun.1983.

Ambulation Levels of Bilateral Lower-Extremity Amputees.Analysis of One Hundred and Three Cases, L .J . Volpicelli,R .B . Chambers (Orthopaedic-Diabetes and Amputation Service,Rancho Los Amigos Hospital, 7601 E . Imperial Highway,Downey, CA 90242, U .S .A.), and F.W. Wagner, Jr . ; J . Bone &Jt. Surg ., 65-A(5):599-604, June 1983.

Amputation as a Consequence of Diabetes Mellitus: AnEpidemiological Review, J .E . ' Ralkel (Dept . of Physical

Therapy and Health Science, Sargent College of Allied HealthProfessions, Boston University, 1 University Rd ., Boston, MA02215, U .S .A .) ; Phy . Ther., 63(6) :960-964, Jun . 1983.

Choice of Level in Lower Extremity Amputation—Nationwide Survey, B . Ebskov (Danish Amputation Register,P .O . Box 899, DK-2100, Copenhagen, Denmark) ; Pros . &Orthot. Internat'I., 7(2):58-60, Aug . 1983.

Failures in Through-Knee-Amputation, R . Baumgartner(Balgrist Orthopaedic Hospital, Forchstr . 340, CH-8008,Zurich, Switzerland) ; Pros . & Orthot . lnternafl ., 7(2) :116-118,Aug . 1983.

The Healing of Through-Knee Amputations in Relation toSkin Perfusion Pressure, H .C. Thyregod, P . Holstein(Bredland 3, 2850 Naerum, Denmark) and J . Steen Jensen;Pros . & Orthot . lnternafl ., 7(2):61-62, Aug. 1983.

Life Expectancy and Social Consequences of Through-KneeAmputations, J . Steen 'Jensen (Department of OrthopaedicSurgery U, Rigshospitalet, University of Copenhagen,DK-2100, Copenhagen 0, Denmark) ; Pros. & Orthot . Internet!.7(2) :1 13-1 15, Aug . 1983.

Operative Technique in Knee Disarticulation, J . SteenJensen (Department of Orthopaedic Surgery U, Rigshospitelet,University of Copenhagen, DK-2100 Copenhagen 0, Denmark)and K. Jansen; Pros . & Orthot lnternafl ., 7(2) :72-74, Aug.1983.

Physiotherapy Following Through-Knee Amputation, G.Mensch (Chief Physical Therapist, Physiotherapy Department,Henderson General Hospital, 711 Concession Street,Hamilton, Ontario, Canada L8V 1C3); Pros . & Orthot.lnternafl ., 7(2) :79-87, Aug . 1983.

The Postoperative Environment of the Amputation Stump,G. Murdoch (Limb Fitting Centre, 133 Queen Street, BroughtyFerry, Dundee, Scotland ; Pros . & Orthot . lnternafl .,7(2) :75-78, Aug . 1983.

Prediction of Leg Viability and Amputation Level byFluorescein Uptake, D . Silverman Dept . of Anaesthesia andSurgery, (7th Floor, Dulles Building, Hospital of University ofPennsylvania, C400 Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania19104, U .S .A .) and F .W. Wagner, Jr ., Pros. & Orthot.Internafl ., 7(2):69-71, Aug. 1983.

Preliminary Experiences with Laser Doppler Velocimetryfor the Determination of Amputation Levels, G .A. Holloway,Jr . (Center for Bioengineering, 310 Harris (WD-12), Universityof Washington, Seattle, Washington 98195, U .S .A .) and E .M.Burgess ; Pros. & Orthot . Internet! 7(2) :63-66, Aug . 1983.

Revascularization Surgery: Impact on Lower ExtremityAmputations, A .M. Rosenthal (Lutheran General Hospital,1775 Dempster St, Park Ridge, II, 60068, U .S .A .) and N .K.Reddy; Arch . Phys . Med . & Rehab ., 64(3) :125-126, Mar.1983 .